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Friends: Last week, I joined NFCU after reading all the favorable posts here about their products and customer service. Although I'm not a veteran, my father helped liberate Europe in WWII as a member of the 70th Infantry Division.
I'm wondering whether to apply for the NFCU Flagship VISA. Here are my DPs:
TU FICO9 Bankcard: 724
TU INQ: 0
AAOA: 51 months
UTIL: <9%
Income: $400K+
DTI: 16%
What are my prospects for being approved for the NFCU Flagship card and what is your best guess at my starting CL? Thanks!
With those DPs I would be shocked if you didn’t get 25k at no more than 13.99% - we have seen crazy limits on much worse scores but they are more DTI than score oriented so if your DTI supports it, there you go.
I wonder if that high income would trigger a POI or if they would just give you 25k and request POI when you asked for a CLI?
@CreditInspired wrote:
I’m confused OP. With those DPs, why would you be worried about approval for any card? Are there any negatives in your credit profile or is there a concern regarding DTI?
Also I think NFCU uses EQ FICO 9.
We've all had applications denied, no matter what our DPs! Some lenders are more sensitive to one factor or another. So I don't necessarily assume I'll be approved for any card.
I've read NFCU is sensitive to income and DTI rather than the number of inquiries or number of new accounts.
My reports have one medical collection and a few late payments over the years.
From what I've read here, NFCU uses TU FICO9 for initial apps and EQ for CLIs.
@ridgebackpilot wrote:
@CreditInspired wrote:
I’m confused OP. With those DPs, why would you be worried about approval for any card? Are there any negatives in your credit profile or is there a concern regarding DTI?
Also I think NFCU uses EQ FICO 9.We've all had applications denied, no matter what our DPs! Some lenders are more sensitive to one factor or another. So I don't necessarily assume I'll be approved for any card.
I've read NFCU is sensitive to income and DTI rather than the number of inquiries or number of new accounts.
My reports have one medical collection and a few late payments over the years.
From what I've read here, NFCU uses TU FICO9 for initial apps and EQ for CLIs.
They can use either TU or EQ. They do seem to mostly pull EQ for CLI and CLOC and TU for initial apps but that script has been flipped before. The only thing that seems to be off the table is EX.
Only question I would have is why your score is not higher
My guess is $15k plus with that DTI. They may ask for POI with a higher income number like that though.